Factories were used when possible but tests depending on importing or things not manageable by factories used the toy course. New files were added to include the needed functionality. Most files are blank or have minimal xml needed to work
This fixes the following tests(T stands for toy, F stands for factory made):
T import_textbook_as_content_element (needed to add a textbook to toy)
F static_tab_reordering
T import polls (needed to add a poll to toy)
T xlint_fails
F delete
T about_overrides (needed to add an about override to toy)
F remove_hide_progress_tab
We used to do it this way, I'm not sure why it was changed.
Our settings files add directories to the path, so we need to
do it here so that names will be importable.
Windows doesn't differentiate between files with/without executable bit,
so this can't be used to exclude the README file from the migrations to
be executed, when the sources are accessed from a Windows partition.
Yarko's `$BASE` patch has been merged and rewritten since
the original pull request was created, resulting in the `$BASE` being
incorrectly set to the default `/home/vagrant/edx_all` by the new code.
Cf README, this adds support to install and setup a dev instance through
Vagrant. The Vagrantfile at the root handles the vagrant commands like
`vagrant up`.
Provisioning is done by the shell script `vagrant-provisionning.sh`,
which is a light wrapper around the `create-dev-setup.sh` which does
most of the job using the standard process, but limiting possible
side-effect by ensuring the environment on which the install is
performed is clean.
Based on an Ubuntu precise 12.04 LTS.
Since the output is passed through tee, when the django admin asks the
user if he would like to create a super user account, it blocks the
install, without even showing the question.
Disabled interactivity for syncdb.
Added options to make the output of `apt-get` and `mkvirtualenv`
friendlier to getting logged. This allows to be more easily recorded in
log files or when the install is performed through utilities - like
Vagrant.
The options passed to curl were not always the same - added logging of
error (-S) everywhere (was only used for Mac before) and made it quiet
in the rare few cases where it wasn't yet (-s).
The script used to download the latest version of ruby through rvm, then
later on install the one used by the project. Now we directly download
the version of the project when rvm is installed.
